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A longtime Bradford breakfast and lunch spot is getting a new name along with new owners.
Most recently called Bradford Village Square, the restaurant at 109 S. Main St., was christened “Bradford Diner” during a ribbon cutting ceremony this past Monday. The restaurant will operate daily from 6 a.m.-2 p.m.
Christos Kyriazis, his wife, Sofia, and his mother, Veronika Kyriazis, purchased the outlet from Michelle Eason and have spent the last several weeks sprucing it up. Christos brings more than 15 years of restaurant experience to the operation, most recently having worked at Nan’s Café in North Reading. Sofia has been a familiar face behind the counter at Haverhill’s Drop Café.
“I’ve been looking for the right spot for over a year now to open our own place,” Christos told WHAV. “It is time for us to be on our own.”
Christos said the menu features standard breakfast and lunch fare made with quality, fresh ingredients. He said they will add specials such a shepherd’s pie and stuffed peppers.
“We are putting our heart into this,” Christos said, adding that his father, Thynios Kyriazis, will also be involved with the restaurant’s operation. “We want this to be a heartwarming place for the city.”
The Haverhill License Commission approved a new common victualler’s license for Bradford Diner at its meeting Thursday, June. 4